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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-27
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T1lErl:A l.ODY I.I.TrEIs.

Tho ,tibllcatonfa few days since Of tho
/ facsimile Of President Pe;boiy's letter Is
still the subject Of much comment.
( It used TO be considered ACQUISITION Of pro.
pslcsy TO say d kind word Of the result Of u
treatment other than that prescribed by q
I regular practitioner; md the time was when
q man using an advertised remedy QUO 10
. moro or less stlrrcptitiously. However, tiis
y has happily given nway'to broader ma
more liberal view Of things, iypilleu III Alr.
lPcalody's frank expression That nc KNOWS
{ Of mo valid reason why commentator
should not be equally US hearty IN one IN
stance as IN the other; 80. =.
Certainly this would appear iair IN the lace
Of tho facts. lie was, assured that the IN
fury would conine him TO The house Tor
/, three weeks Or more, yet III three days use
iOf the OIL he was out and about his duties
az If nothing had happened. Surely q REM
'edy tint will 80 practically demonstrate Its
efficacy md TINT has stood foremost, Us has
NJ. .IacObs OIL, upward Of ten ycan as uhup'
uroucbable for tho eradication OF pain, IL
Justly entitled 10 rank as standard.
That many physicians prescribe i isas true
as TINT many physicians use y and It Is only
those OF. tho very oil school who. trnc to
ancient doctrines, can SEQ no good IN II, DO.
cause It Is made known 10 the world. No!
long since one Of thesodrOppela confidential
iloto to friend requesting three bottles be
sent for his personal use Immediately, Is
without II his hands were "simply no hands
ut ali, butt continued he, for Heavens
sake don't Sny said 30" This Is literally
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THE PRISON BOARD.
An lntercstieE Meeting Hsld ut .aIour

An lntercstirE Meeting Hsld Mt Mounds.
Wills Yesterday.
Hon. II. r, Howard, Of Point Pleasant,
and Hon. John N. Coil;nu, Of Charleston,
members Of the Board OF Directors Of tho
State Penitentiary at Moundsyi!le, re.
turned from there to this city liant evening
sf!er attending meeting OF the Board
held yesterday. They will lesye Tor home
this morning. The semi.snnual reports q
81 the oihcers were presented at tbs meet
Ing and inspected previous to forwarding
them 10 Governor slWilpon. The
Board also received communicated
from Dr.. Ea.r!s, Secretary OF the State
Board CT Health, ia which hstiaIo,med
them that be had visited the penjtentia,y
and made q thorough investigation. In
the main or reeiagnce portion al The
building he found tho sewage very 10.
tsctlVe, and ha recommends that.it 6e re-
constructed speedily. This is in accord
with the views CT the Board, which has
!mplorsd 80 appropriation to do the work
anu to replace some OF the furniture which
has became. very Shabby but the sppro-
priatlon has not been made sufficiently
large yet to allow Of the work being done.
The ventilation OF the cell building Dr..
Harris found defective. The board hiss
known that this wa5 60 for soma time and
asked for $1,000 with which to enlarge the,
ven.ilatots but only not 81 900. The other
departments, Dr.. Harris reports, arc in
fret.clsus condition. n y.
THO conyictu have recently msds 5OOO0)
frat class brick and are making mors
Tie walks and roadways inaidc Tie ward
arc to be paved with brick a la Wheellnp
Etyle. The coat Of the brick, the lnbos
and everything included was abou! 50 Der
Thousand. 81, 81 FL. IA y :
Messra. Howard and Collins, euaal,no
Of tho racket alleged to have taken place
in tho Bosrd's meeting yesterday, said
that while for tina thinys yers nrottv
lively, in the end General Pr;co shook
hands all around and said that he had no
hsyd feelings aud wanted everything TO
be smooth and Ecrcne. -.
From another source il was learned that
Gen. Price rsieed a question az to the richt
OF r.. ". Brown to act a. treasurer OF tho
board. MI. Price wanted to know tho an.
thority Tor appointing him to act "a such.
and from what fund he received his pay'
1t .ia generally believed there is no erch
office; and that ell money paid for such
services is illegally paid, AID ha ID deter.
mined to got ct the bottom Of tho matter.
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The Natural Gas Company OF West Viz.
giuia, which furnishes tho gas fuel uned
by houaeholders in the city, as we'll as q
number OF factories here, and tie River
aide steel works and pipe mill and the
Benwood nail factory Of BanSood, etill
has e. little difficulty in supplying tho de-
maud upon it, but expects to obyiste 1t
in day or two. Indeed, the difficulty
arises from steps the company Is taking to
prevent similar ditticulticu in the colder
season. They had plenty Of gas toc oil
consumers till last week, when it WAS con.
! cludcd to Bhu. OF thei, wells one at time
in CIDER 10 bore deeper for q
stronger supply. Thenumber Of consumers
Is constantly increasing, and to prevent
cany possibility OF u shortage Of supply in
tho future, 1t was considered wiss to put
the concumers to Gljght Inconvenience
nov. Tho Parkinson we'll was first shut
out and bored deeper, and alter being
turned in again, the Paxton well was
turned on. 1t is now. being bored to the
second ssnd. Tho drillers expect to com
plete their work to-day, when the we'll
will again be connected up, end the COM
pany will at ieast have US much goo 90
ever, snd they hope. G much larger sup.
ply. They srs also boring three new.
wells, which promise well. e -, 4.
:. The increase of consumption is simply
marvellous, and the company would have
been compelled 70 refuas new applicants
or supply all enthusiastically, had they
not bored their wells into the lower sand.
The greatest losa entailed, perhaps, is
upon the Benwood md Riverside com.
panies. Alter the wells arc all turned in
the Gas company will have an abundant
supply Tor the Benwood concerns, snd for
all others who want tho now fuel. H. 5@S'' !;
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk

strangsrs In tho City aud Wheeling Folka
@ Abroad.
Mr.. J. I. Noble, Of Claysville, was down
yesterday. K VA
Daniel HARM, Of Hartford City, Is visit
Ing the Grand Lodge. az
Mr.. Rossman Gardner, Of Steubenville,
Is In the city on business. 4! II
John 3. Foley, Of Steubenville, was at
the McLure House yesterday. iE45
Mr.. J. M. Vogel, Of Water street, has
moved his family to their new residence
No. 13O Fourteenth street.
Mr.. g. II. Wells, Of Kansas City, is in
the city, the gusat Of his brother, Mr.. L.
w. Wells, the well-known architect.
Mr.. L. W. Armstrong, prominent dry
goods merchant Of Woods6eld, Ohio,
and an old Wheeling man, 10 in the city.
Capt. A, L. Lang and a. Zilenzlger
"Legal Tender Ar), from parkeraburg.
arc attending the Grand Lodge l. 0. Q. F.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Weller. OF Z.nes.
Vile, formerly Of this city, are hero for the
purpose Of attending tho Baer.Gutman
nupliala. Ell 5'5 5,sS}
Miss Annie Roberts, Of Elizabeth, Pa,
| is the guest Of friends here. She Is here
principally for the purpose Of attending
the Hempstono. Caldwell wedding this
evening.
Misa Florence OFT entertained mum.
Der OF her friends at her homo on North
Main street last evening at q card party,
given in honor Of Minn Morgan, OF Wash
ington, D. O., who ia visiting in this city.
Mr.. Ernest Bser and Miss Lille Gut
man, both Of this city, are 10 be married Of
s o'clock thia evening. The ceremony
will take place at tho Arion club house and
will BIO followed by dinner and recep-
ton. The guests will be limited to re!s.
tivee and will include quite q number
from abroad. Elaborate preparations have
been made for the event. s,.,5 &
Mr.. F. 3. Hempstone, OF Washington,
D. O., and Miss Fannie Caldwell, OF this
city, are to be married Of the Fourth
Street N. Z. Church this evening. The
ceremony will be followed by reception
at the repidence Of George K. Wheat, ESQ,
on North Main street. A large number
Of invitations have been issued and 1t will
be quite brilliant social syeIt.
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WHEELING 4 pHopUcrs !
Ia Distant Lands = Novel Facts upou

Ia Distant Lands = Novel Facts nbou,
az. i 2 3 persia. /. 4 if5.i z; u
A reporter in passing the establishment
OF Donaldson, Lewis & o., the well.
known carriage builders, ct 1902 and 1901
Market street., yesterday, noticed on the
sidewalk . crate Of wheels ready for ship.
ment, and glanclng at the addreao on the
package he was amazed 10 find that ite
destination wns Persia. He inquired oI
Mr.. Donsldson, OF tho firm, if he had a
regular demand for wheels in that part
Of tho world. -. s5G, -. /.
well, no." aaid & Mr.. Donaldson,
''These are for Rev. Mr.. Alexander, o
missionary Who went from this county,
He bought q buggy ircp 10 four or fivs
years ago. and he now aead1 for ne n
wheels. When the old ons wore Out ba
could not get them replaced there s ~
" Erhst buggy was the frat one ever seen
in Pereis. Tbs ShBh went to Eamsdan.
where DR.. Alexander lives, to 500 IL. HI
was much pleased and in.srsstsI. snG
you nesd not be- surprised II Wheeling
furnishes the Shah a carriage some day,
sSe buggy we sent was transported from
Ragdsa, On The Mediterranean, 500 miles
overland on the baet sts C camel, Tho
wheels will be cartel the SAME WY, TIA
freight costs more than the goods, They
arc transported l6 900 miles. 1851 IA; n
Mr.. Donaldson slao told the reporter OF
recently receiving from New Mexico marta
Of q buggy 10 be repaired. & Tho buggy wss
built here by this firm some time ago and
when the running gears wore out, they
were sent kese to be repaired. }iI3$ !,
4 Thus does Wheeling merit, skill and
enterprise make the name Of the city
known lar and wide. ti$ = 7;F' =
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BELLAiRE
AL; Sorts Of Locul Nows and Gossip From
~ Ts tho Glass City. S,3j I


All, Sorts Of Locul Nows and Gossip From
Ll' Ts tho Glass City. ~
A. L. Baron, OF Findlay, Is In tho city. % ,5j55E
Mrs. Mary Archer Ia home from Blaine 4
Kate BensbeEg had q good house last night. L J. /
Mr.. 7. +. Hart Is In Pittsburgh Oh business, b n.
Russell Westlakc, OF steubsuyllle, is In the city,
Miss Mary Copeland Is homo from St. Clairsville
a great deal Of hay Is coming luto tho city al
present. S'' q !SggtLs SEE s, Eys5 g.lf. y
Superintendent Jones, Of the public schools, /,
In Washington, "a, 9. X i,..F ~ y
Roy: r. +. Keller delivered an address last nigh,
In Odd Fellows Hall. ~ Il 60 a 81 -,
NJ. G., N. wyrIck has purchased Dr.. William
McMRsters' drug store. IA 1913 u (. !
Road Master Tracey, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, IL in the city. f- e l,.:3i =,
Three pots were broken this week at tho Enter.
p1isa window glass house. Z y - .55} $3.50
Miss Annie Hoge, who Is In Iowa, will return
! on on account OF poor health. rs Y -,si, "a.
:.Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Kelley gave party at thcii
home on Gravel I'LL Tuesday night. u -ifzl
Mrs Mcdonald, OF BaruesyIlle. who has beer
vistsing here, returned home yesterday. i,
John Rosser fell In a fit yesterday on the Clcve
land & Pittsburgh Railroad tracks, and was badly
cut about tho face. lsETT!liireF {. : : =
The police yesterday arrested negro on gus
pict0n Of murder. committed at Coshocton, The
man suited the description. . ~
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SIZE WANTED TO DIE,
a City Prisoner siakrs Two Attempts to
rH IL II "a

4. City Prisoner siakss Two Attempts t.
LANG Herself.
Laa. evening Jennie McB,ide, nee Jen
nle LsCount, woman whose uame sp
pears Of frequent intervals in the police
archives OF tho city, YVES in the lockur
again Tbs night turnkey, William
Brandt, happened 10 60 in shortly
after dark, snd found her banging tc
one Of the iron rods in the top Of her cell
by a rcps improVised of he. clothing. Ha
pulled her down. IS; b yEil3
A little whils-sfter ho went in to take
another look at her, and found her again
hanging by the neck. She had used her
skirt, twisting II into cord, and adjust
ing it over tho rod and around her neck,
jumped CT the bunk in the cell. She vas
unconscious. Had Brandt arrived min.
uto or two le.ar she would doubsleuu have
been dead. She was cut down and revived
oy means OF cold water, after which abe
wss turned out Of the lookup to prevent
her killing herself on the city'a hands. q
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WHY NAILS ARE BRISK. /.
a Change OF freight Charges to be. Made


AZ l!isG!, November l. a1,.B 4 ~ - =
Recently tho nail factories have been
shipping NIL the nails they could mako to
distant markets. The sudden brisk de-
mand WIS accustomed by an impending
increase Of freight charges. A short time
ago nails were listed in the sixth clasa of
freight instead OF in tho fifth as thereto.
fose. On the first OF November they arc to
be restored to the fifth class. s This will
increase the expeDoe Of shipping about q
cents per key in round numbers, which il
a sufficient consideration to induce buy
era at a distance to anticipate their wants
for some time in the future. .,S A
Tho Inconvenience Of q lack OF fuel at
the Benwood factory just now, it will thus
bel seen,' is exceptionally severe. This
company has booked orders : for large
quantities OF nails which it connot now
I'LL. 1t is operating its factory at night, 60
az to get natural gas when mos. Of tho
other, isctoriea are not using it, and thus
rasnsges to do a portion of q days work in
each twenty-iour hours. e. f.. Z, Es
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; wELLsnURG.J

q, Al II. 70 Coiumbus--The New Coke Rail.
road-Other Nows.
D. D. Couley, aq; Of ohio.t was In town yey
terdsy on business connected with the new rail-.
road. f-l =. "a n \ Is "a, II; 81
The Big fou. Minstrel Company hold the
boards At Barths Hall Friday and Saturday even.
ings next 7ys1 n 4, M ~ n, N. Il
at Tho mouth Of Buffalo crock. The work Is being
done By 0. L. Williams. +, 2 Il 81.
william J. Briggs, the marble man, Is seriously
Ill NJ bis home fn North Wellsburg, with pneumo-
MIA, Ills many friends wish for his speedy re-
coyery. T. 4 \ : 4 ~ ~ 81
have new suit Of winter clothes, In the shape Of
two coat, Of paint ~ he contract has been lot BY
Sheriff Brown 10 Fowler b Churchman for the tutn
Of styenty.ave dollars II will DO q uuch needed
AT q public letting this week BY the County
Commissioners. a change III Tho road near Golfers
was lei 70 West iesdlngton, aud ono In the MIL
iet toaa 70 Jo,enh acNenfy. Both changes arc IL
Cross GIeex district The price to DO paid l. y
for loose rock and b5 cents for solid rock. Tho
parties have already contracted aud begun work.
| nthe Intention to have The work completed be-.
iorathe winter s,asou sets In. ~, g}ltggl
PleIpolnt Post No. A. 4. Of this place 1t their
adopt measures that will enable tho post 70 attend
| tho q. A. X National encampment at Columbus
IN 1873. The committee TO formulate plans con.
sbm Oh Comrades George b Crawford, John u! No
Sally, City Maishal L. u. Hall, i,cpjamin Harvey
aud J. T. Moren. The boys say they are going 10
boom the project Tor all there Is n IT. and no doubt
from the Interest already taken they will make The
mAlIerA grand success. '.l. ISL = IS
II Is now pretty well UNDERWOOD that the Sunday
ttlp 70 Wheeling BY. Mes,s. Palmer, TAR and
oakes 70 200 Senator kRnna was not wholly IN the
interest Of tho postoce, but that one OF tic NJ n.
Der was looking after q government appointment
an Inspector OF rivCr craft for Instance II looks
~ though some OF the candidates Were belug
slightly hoodwinked. Just Nyheto the ljghtnipS
will strike and when the clouds will roll BY Ia still
matter Of conjecture. The strain Ia grcataiid the
sooner the agony Is over tho sooner peace and har
mopy VIII b. restored 10 Democratic circles. agF
Ala special meeting Of Council on Tuesday
night an ordinance passed both branches Of Coun.
Gil, tho substance OF which u.s. "Be 1t ordained by
the Council Of the city Of wGlSburg that right 81
way Ii heteby granted 10 tho Wheeling, Mcllsbrru
d state Lne Railway Company 10 construct and
operate railroad within tho city limits, tho loca
tion o. taid road TO be hereafter determined by
Council Tho ordinance gives tho company one
year lil which 70 begin work, and In case tho Coun
gu believe ut the end OF thatti they arc In good
iath prosecuting said work, tho limo will DO OK
tended to what tho Council may deem reasonable
This practically settles tho right OF way through
Brooke county. pyaE 51{- - o
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INC 1'cnu Iuehl OF q Family Medicine. ~
A remedy which promptly aud completely re-
lieves ailments Of such common occurrence as in.
digestion, constipation, bIliouiness and disorder
Of alsr!al type, Is assuredly the beau ideal Of
family medicine. Such Is Ho.tetter's Stomach
BittcD. which is not only capable OF eradicatIpc
these Complaints. but also counte,acting ton.
dency TO kidney troubles, rheumatism and prema.
ture decadcuce Of stamina. Taking 1t "al round ),
as the phrase Ia. thoIe Is probably not In existence
81 use vi, elective aud agreeable household nam
Rcea as the Bitters. Nor Ia 1t less highly esteemed
by tho medical profession than by tue families nj
America. Numberlcss testimonials from proies.
sl0nal sources Of irrciragao!e authenticity eyince
In the land OF ts discovery, Is certainly increas
Ing, time aud experience Of It's bene1ccnt oiisct
confirming O. 4 tho high opinion originally formed
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Thiu sfternoon's game OF bRpo ball be.
tween the Wheeling team and the Cuban
Giants will DO the last Of the season. Mr..
English has received q telegram from
Westlake saying be will bej hero suro.
The game Of Monday assusea splendid
contest to-day.$ With !"Gamey"" behind
tho bat people will expect to see the
Giana shut out. They will base this ex.
pec.ation on the superb work done by
the Wheeling boys in Mondays game,
when they were crippled by having no
regular pitcher. Mormon will probably
pitch to-dsy's game, aud with good reli.
able man to back him up will, II he is in
good trim, shoot in balls that vii! paraly q
tho CnDana. 1. will BIO great game ST
all events. \. Il n ~, 81, M j i
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What Am 1 to Do.

The SYMPTOMS Of Biliousneag arc unhan.
PLY but too we'll known. They differ Il
different indiyidusls to so,ao extent. i
BiliouH man ia seldom breakfast enter
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for colds of q
morning. Hin tongue will hardly bear in.
speetian at shy iiue il it 10 not xh;ie aud
i II nS j. isIougb, at all events. i : !
IN. ine digestive eystom is wholly out Of
order and SDlarrhea OF Constipation NAV
q! a. 2 symptoF; or the two may alternate,
there are often Hemorrhcids or even ioss
o. blood. There may be giddinesv and
often headache and acidity or latulence
a. tendernesslin the pit Of the stomach.
10 correct all this III not effect a cure try
ufsens Aaguit fIorer, it cost but a tribe
and thousands attest its efficacy. ~ i
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The Democratic mass meetingi in Bridge
port laat night was hardly what could he
termed q big success. Hon. Sam; Carey
addressed the Democracy Of that city in
Heinlein's hall; capable Of holding Eve
hundred persons. 1t was not full aud the
majority Of these present were Republi.
cans. The enthusissm was by no means
strong. Mr.. Carey occupied the stand
about two hours. during which time a
goodly number Of bio Democratic and Re.
publican heArera became sired Of his un-
limited and mercilees attack on President
Garfield. The meeting was a ysry ordl.
nary one. Quiet reigned supreme at 10
o'clock the little enthusiasm and excite
mont haylns died out as the timo ad-
yauced, 81 i VS. 4 q S q. i+i3I y,
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/ Probate Hus.nie,.,..

Vi CLERK Hook yesterday iaaued i've mar,
riage licenaea. NJ Z l 3,l2II.G35
Eugene Il: Deiters was appointed ad.
ministrator Of the estate. sol Rachel Wer.
nsr, decessed, and gave bond in the aum
I OF 500, with ]. P. Rogers 40 surety. $50
Louis Massini was appointed admiuie.
traitor Of the estate of Giuseppe Laryazsa.
! deceased, aud gave; bond in the sum Of
!, 5000, with Louis Marianl as surety. t III
laE Mary L; Reed was appointed adminis.
tratri1 ottho estste OF John B. Reed, do.
CEASED, and gave bond In the sum Of 81, 800,
with Dr.. J. b. Pipes as surety. 5,;S
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'lFE5SH0RT'AGES0F5 GAS
EXPLANATIONS ItY THE OFrICIALs
AZ to the Reaiou for tho Temporary DIM.
Y culty-Iuconveniepco. of 3it-Drilllng In :
the Wells to Secure a Larger Flow.
'4 Something About tho Pressure.

For week or 10 there has been more or
less difficulty to supply the demand for
natural gas. Both Of tho companies have
experienced some trouble. Tho greatest
Inconvenience Was caused on The lower
end Of tho liner, In Bsllalre and Benwood,
where the pressure 10 naturally much
lower than here. Complaints there were
particularly loud and general, though in
the city there was considerable inquiry az
to what caused tho shortage, and some
Inconvenience was experienced. Yester.
day reporter called q. tho offices OF both
companies and inquired as 10 tho roasonn
for the lack Of gas. "
At tho Manufacturers Office (the
Wheeling company the information ,wau
obtain that on last Friday and Saturday
some trouble was experienced In obtain.
Ing enough gas. Since thst all consumers
on the line have been amply supplied.
Tho company has been drilling Ito wells
deepcrsinco tho discovery that piercing the
second sand increased The flow, On Sunday
morning II turned the McOahan vol, in
the Taylorstown field, into the pipes.
This 10 one OF the largest wells anywhere.
Tho company now has eleven wells In tho
Hickory fold and four In the Tayloratow
district. OF theae all but four are con.
nected with the pipea. Oithcso four two
are bsiug drilled deeper, and as soon as
they are completed they will by turned
on and tho other two sunk to the lower
sand. -!.t l
IL. REDUCING TIE DRAIN. .l& Z
This Company has had great deal Of
difficulty in Bellaire and Bsnwood, but
uone. here. In Wheeling Il furnishes only
large consumeis, mills aud iurnacea. 10
Bellaire, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry 1t
has largo domeatic consumption, besides
furnishing the factories with fuel, and at
Bellsire the city gas works consumes 1t
largely, using 1t after carburetting ior
illuminating. Lately tho trouble there
Wan 30 serious that the company was com.
PEELED to shu. OF tho Wheeling Steel
Works, Its only Benwood cultomer, which
1t now furnishes only enough gas for four
boile,a. This enables 1t to give gas OF q
satisfactory preeaure to the glasa works In
South Dellaire, on the extreme end
of Its pipe. Before, this WAS i'm
possible without carrying too gresi
pressure here. Yesterday the gauge in
the Office showed pressure Of thirty.tive
pounds. This the reporter WIS., tolt, gave
eight or ten pounds at Bellaire. The
BellHire Gas Company would like to have
about fifteen pounds pressure, but thi;
would necessitate carrying over forty
pounds here. II the Benwood steel PLAN
were supplied, the South Bellaire con
eumera could set no gos. The Wheeling
Company will not s2ain undertake to fur
niHh the steel plant. It has been idle FOL
q day or two on this account and Is max
ing arrangements to resume with coke iol
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Captain Bernard Stanley has arrived
homo from Charleston, where he inati.
tuteds a division OF the Uniformed Rank
/. Of X. Of p, Monday night, known as
kauawha Division No. q. It starts of
with thitty-two members, in full uniform,
Q. O. Rand Ia Captain, A. T.. Hill First
Lieu.enant aud A.. O. Hall Second. / The
division made it pleasant for Mr. STANLEY,
among other tokens OF favor being the
presentation to him Of an elegant gold
headed ebony cane. f7:'lI'1